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I've seen the recent discussion about digest vs. regular mail, and all the ideas about compression and such... How about a moderated list, instead? Most of the subscribers to linux-kernel (read: when I say most, I just mean a significant number) simply lurk and read, and of those, most only read a portion of the mail they receive. Since posting to comp.os.linux.announce are generally quite useless to kernel hackers and the like, and linux-kernel@vger is a bit spammy at times (of every 100 messages, only about 5 are of any real use), I think a moderated mailing list, like linux-kernel-announce, would be quite useful for most of us. I know I would be able to unsubscribe from linux-kernel if there was such a list when that really useful information (actual verified working patches/solutions, etc) were sent to the linux-kernel-announce list. Any thoughts? Try to follow-up privately to avoid raising the noise to signal ratio on the actual list. *grin* (Of course, I've violated this very rule, just now, myself...) -Dossy -- URL: http://www.panoptic.com/~dossy -< BORK BORK! >- E-MAIL: dossy@panoptic.com Now I'm who I want to be, where I want to be, doing what I've always said I would and yet I feel I haven't won at all... (Aug 9, 95: Goodbye, JG.) "You should change your .sig; not that the world revolves around me." -s. sadie | ||||||||||||
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